Local visitors and social notes from area towns
Mr Charles Marks of Jacksonville is visiting here. Mr T M Irish of Tampa was in town this morning. Mr W H Massee of Macon is here for a short time. Miss Helen Pittman is visiting Miss Elizabeth Ramsey in Tampa. Mrs Wade Woodward and children are visiting relatives in Decatur. Mrs Sam Alexander and daughter Charlotte are visiting relatives in Atlanta. Miss Mary Frances Hubert of St Petersburg is the guest of Miss Elizabeth Pittman for several weeks. Miss Elizabeth Jernigan of White Plains was expected to arrive today to be the guest of Miss Betty Watt. Dr S E Sanchez was a visitor from Barwick today spending a short time in the city on professional business.
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Sam Alexander
Charlotte
Atlanta
Mary Frances Hubert
St. Petersburg
Elizabeth Pittman
Elizabeth Jernigan
White Plains
Betty Watt
S. E. Sanchez
Barwick
City Notes and Visitor Snippets Highlight Local Doings
A collage of brief society items lists visiting residents from Norfolk Atlanta Lakeland and Moultrie among others. It notes Mrs Georgia Waterman chiropodist at 127 N Madison St and business ads for L J Sturdivant shoe repair. It mentions Fryer-Whitley wedding attendees and a staffer Raymond Washington changing jobs to Waycross Georgian.
Membership Drive Aims for Stronger Hospital Support
Reports from the John D. Archbold Memorial Hospital campaign show renewed efforts to secure members for the coming year with several teams reporting unexpected failures. The goal is to exceed last year's roll call near five hundred. those able to join are urged to send memberships immediately. Charles Talbot Aldrich prominent cotton manufacturer and Brown University trustee died at 75 in Providence Rhode Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Archbold Memorial Hospital
Providence
Charles Talbot Aldrich
Brown University
McCollum Family Returns From Athens Diploma Day
Mrs. P J McCollum and Mr Bill McCollum returned today from Athens where Mr E P McCollum received his diploma from the University of Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.J. McCollum
Bill McCollum
Athens
E. P. McCollum
University of Georgia
Picture brides order reaches 6000 for Japan
The Japanese association of Davao asks for 6000 picture brides to be shipped to Japan. The Japanese Women's Overseas Association will fill the order and also locate 30 brides for the Argentine Japanese association. Healthy girls of sound morals are being listed for overseas colonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japanese Association
Davao
Mindanao
Philippines
Japanese Women's Overseas Association
Judge Favors Jobless in Selecting Jurors
Ashland Kentucky news reports that Boyd county court will prefer unemployed residents for juror service at the spring term. Judge Henry L. Woods notes that a busy man excused from duty allows an unemployed man to take his place, citing that juror pay helps families.
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Ashland
Boyd County Court
Henry L. Woods
Recovery News From Archbold Hospital Updates
Mrs. W. P. Jackson is rapidly recovering from an operation performed at Archbold hospital Tuesday. Alvin Stewart, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Stewart, has been in Archbold Memorial Hospital for about ten days and is reported to be improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Jackson
Archbold Hospital
Alvin Stewart
A. P. Stewart
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Man shoots at golf course to purge gophers
Kansas City June 17. Harvey Fleming a 67 year old man used a shotgun on Blue Hills golf links causing police to visit. He claimed only course hazards were targeted and dumped sixteen dead gophers to prove his point. He said he had bagged eighty five in five days of early morning work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Harvey Fleming
Blue Hills
Prohibition Bureau Sees 15000 Applicants for Dry Agent Posts
More than 15 000 men and a few women seek jobs with the Prohibition Department to help enforce the nation s dry laws as agents.
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Prohi Department
Washington
Poland gets U. S. money in 1930 investment lead
The United States supplied the largest share of foreign capital invested in Poland by the end of 1930, with France and Germany ranking second and third according to newly released statistics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
U. S
Warsaw
United States
France
Germany
Nat Williams Honored by Theater Owners
Nat M. Williams led Southeastern Theatre Owners Association sessions in Atlanta with about four hundred members from Georgia Florida Alabama and Tennessee. He declined reelection for local business reasons and received thanks for his adept leadership. O C Lam Rome Ga was elected president with Atlanta chosen as next convention city Hugh Manning Etowah Tenn named vice president and Love B Harrell Atlanta secretary a wooden Savannah theatre gavel presented by Williams.
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Nat M. Williams
Atlanta
Southeastern Theatre Owners Association
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Tennessee
William
Ansley
O. C. Lam
Rome
Hugh Manning
Etowah
Tenn
Love B. Harrell
Savannah
N. M. Williams
Thomasville
Mack in a "Why Bring That Up" Mood in Hollywood
Charles Mack of Morand Mack declined to be seen in Hollywood at night. Marian Mack, separated for six weeks, leased her Beverly Hills home to Marlene Dietrich. She travels with her mother and brother to Yellowstone Park and San Francisco, hopeful for reconciliation rather than permanent separation.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Charles Mack
Morand
Maddox Service Station Battery Sales and Service
Maddox Service Station offers sales and service for Alred iPhone 142 batteries and related components. The listing highlights battery replacements and maintenance services at D. 3 location.
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D. 3
Maddox
Quake Jolts Tokyo Shaking City and Streets
A severe but brief earthquake struck Tokyo at 9:10 p m causing thousands to flee into streets and gardens. The tremor lasted about one minute with initial reports saying no serious damage and the civil service commission noting many applications for July 1 posts.
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The
Civil Service Commission
Missouri school ends girls interscholastic basketball
Popular Bluff Missouri board of education will not sanction inter school basketball for girls in the future removing one of Missouri's few centers for the sport Intra mural play will continue Miss Lillian Caudle cited rule changes speeding the game as too strenuous for girls The State High School Athletic Association has long frowned on girls cage competition S: Paris peanut oil powers cars is tested by French mission using heavy oil on a 6210 mile North Africa expedition Vehicles designed for oil burn demonstrated feasibility
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Popular Bluff
Popular Bluff Board of Education
Missouri
Lillian Caudle
State High School Athletic Association
Paris
North
Africa
President Hoover Honors Lincoln Tomb Visit in Illinois
President Hoover dedicates Abraham Lincoln tomb in Springfield with brief remarks as Illinois lawmakers and state officials attend. Secretary Lamont grounds three pilots after a Memorial Day overflight, urged by Hoover to enforce laws. Emmerson and Dawes present as guards patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Ilinois National Guard
Washington
Springfield
Ill
Lamont
Aviation Division
Commerce Department
Harding Memorial
Commerce Secretary
Hoover
Columbus
Mr. Lamont
Congress
Abraham Lincoln
State Arsenal
Grubbs Elected Head of Georgia Red Men
L I Grubbs of Atlanta was elected Great Sachem of the Great Council of Georgia of the Improved Order of Red Men at a meeting in Atlanta. Carrie Thurman of Augusta was chosen Great Pocahontas. Grubbs succeeds Charles D Welchel of Canton. Ponemah council No 28 won a silver cup for best drilled degree team.
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Atlanta
L. I. Grubbs
Great Council of Georgia
Improved Order of Red Men
Carrie Thurman
Augusta
Georgia Council
Grubbs
Charles D. Welchel
Canton
Red Men
Ponemah Council No
Pocahontas
Early Baseball Scores From The American League
St Louis at Washington 0.003 with Stewart Ferrell Crowder Spencer batteries. New York at Boston postponed by rain. Cleveland 0.000 0.000 at Philadelphia 0.011 1 0 with Ferrell Myatt Earnshaw Heving. Home run Rae Morgan first four. Rae Brooklyn 0 1 0 at Pittsburgh 0 000 000. Clark Lopez Meine l Phillips batteries. Words barely audible as the music finally stopped.
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St. Louis
Washington
Stewart and Ferrell
Crowder and Spencer
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Ferrell and Myatt
Earnshaw
Heving
Morgan
Rae Brooklyn
Pittsburgh
Clark
Lopez
Meinel
Phillips
Florida Senate panel Reports Tax on Turpentine and Rosin
The Senate Finance and Taxation Committee today reported unfavorably a bill proposing a four cent per gallon tax on turpentine and a one dollar per barrel tax on rosin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Senate Finance and Taxation Committee
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Charles Marks of
Jacksonville
T. M. Irish of
Tampa
W. H. Massee
Macon
L. A. Sturdivant
South Broad Street
Helen Pittman
Elizabeth Ramsey
Wade Woodward
Decatur
Auto Service
McCracken
North Board
Baxley
Pete Howell
Alice Fleming
H. P. Rackley
Winter Haven
Florida State Association of Optometry
B. L. Brewton
H. 8S, White
Norfolk
Mr. M. C. Mell of
American Cafe
J. W. Turner
Mr. E. H. Humphrey
Lakeland
Mr. H. S. Harvard of
Georgia Waterman
N. Madison St
Mrs. B. Y. Vann
North Carolina
Jewel White of
Moultrie
Fryer-Whitley
Orlando
Mary and
Martha Milton
Cocoa, Florida
Lenna van Landingham
L. J. Sturdivant
Otto Griner
Ocilla, Georgia
Fryer- Whitley
Namnette Griffin
Beachton
Mable and
Florence Griffin
Sara Levitt
W. Jackson St
O. H. Wilson
Neice
Corinna
S. E. King
Fla
Jacksonville Beach
A. M. Pugh
Frank Vickers
Points
Raymond Washington
Times-Enterprise
Waycross
Weems Baskin
Alabama Poly
Neb
Auburn
Japan
WE Haus
Nat Williams
Hollywood
Me Berns
Westinghouse Refrigerator
Westinghouse
James Gribben, Inc
Missouri School
Hurchwell
C H
Churchwell
Chic
BIG Ben
New York
Boston
Turpentine
Rosin
Tax
Tallahassee, Fla
B. F. Herring Morticians
North Madison St
F. Flipper
S. Broad St
Dawson Vs. Thomasville